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Volume 34, Issue 1 -1 August 2019

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Character Recognition in a Human-Computer Interface Environment for Users with Motor disabilities

by Andrea Piroddi

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 13 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019663
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The aim of this research is to explore a possible method for identifying an alphanumeric character produced by an individual with motor and vocal disabilities and whose possibilities to interact with the surrounding environment are limited to the [...] Read more

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Dietary replacement of fishmeal by sprat-head meal and its effect on the growth performances of broiler chicken

by M.S.M Nafees

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 19 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019665
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High cost of fishmeal used in broiler diets often challenges profit margin of boiler production. Hence, researchers are more focused on evaluating alternative animal protein sources to cut down the feed cost which accounts for 60 to 75% of the tot [...] Read more

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Digital Nepal: Opportunities and Challenges

by Shib Raj Bhatt, Dr. Jeevan Khanal

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 17 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019668
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Information and communication technology (ICT) plays an important role in service delivery to the entire socio-economic and political development of the country. United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs measure the status of e-gove [...] Read more

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Structural Modification of Proposed Reinforced Concrete Building

by Thazin Thein, Nwe Nwe Win

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 14 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019670
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This research describes the structural modification of proposed building in TU(MTLA), Meiktila City, Myanmar. First of all, the differences between proposed design and existing structure and stability of the structure have been introduced. The pro [...] Read more

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Analysis and Design of Substructure for Cable-Stayed Bridge

by Thazin Thein

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 15 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019671
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Transportation has played a vital role in every aspect of ancient and modern civilization. In this study, substructure of Mone Chaung Bridge is analyzed and designed by using STAAD-Pro software. The required borehole soil data are taken fr [...] Read more

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The Relationships between Sepsis and Glucosuria in Prematur Infants at H.Adam Malik Central General Hospital Medan in 2018

by Rina Anggraini

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 18 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019672
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Bacground : Nenonatal sepsis is a clinical syndrome of syste [...] Read more
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?Barriers and drivers in fostering Triple Helix networks in Albania?

by Aida Lahi

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 19 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019674
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Triple Helix model is an innovative analytical concept, which creates synergy amongst university, business and government relations, stimulating knowledge-based economies. Albania is a country that sees its future in European Union, an entity base [...] Read more

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A Brief History of the Status of English Language in India

by stephen touthang

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 18 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019675
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English is a language that has made inroads into many cultures and communities of people all over the world. The influence and effectiveness of English language is enormous everywhere and more especially in India. Therefore, the authors have made [...] Read more

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EFFECT OF LEADERSHIP AND STAFF APRAISALS ON EMPLOYEES PRODUCTIVITY IN COUNTY GOVERNMENTS IN KENYA: A CASE STUDY OF THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF ??L??

by Mr Daniel Komu, Dr John Cheluget, Faith Waceke

Volume: 34Issue: 1 August 2019Published: 20 August 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP10034182019676
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Productivity is a requirement for organizations employees. There are various factors attributed to the level of productivity in an organization. The recently formed county governments in Kenya have been faced with the problem [...] Read more

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